I have a powered mixer that hits overload protection mode way too early. It’ll peak and hit it at a regular talking volume. Rather than cut out though it majorly distorts and lowers the sound. Any idea how to fix it? I’m on a strict budget. I do have soldering skills etc.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Check first if there is DC on the outputs, that tells You if You have a blown amp or incorrect rail voltages. Then proceed to the overload circuit troubleshooting.
I'm wondering if there's a short somewhere on the output and it's going into over-current limiting.
Chris
Chris
...or too many low impedance speakers in parallel...
but until we hear more from the OP it's just us guessing...?
but until we hear more from the OP it's just us guessing...?
